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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / February 2006How do I have sent messages go to the sent folder?
My sent messages are going into the folder I sent message from. I want them to go to my sent folder. How can I change this? i have outlook 2002 > My sent messages are going into the folder I sent message from. I want them > to go to my sent folder. How can I change this? i have outlook 2002 have you tried looking through the options in Tools-Options-Mail? Possibly?  SignatureGordon Burgess-Parker Interim Systems and Management Accounting www.gbpcomputing.co.uk Yes, The " Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder" box is checked > > My sent messages are going into the folder I sent message from. I want them > > to go to my sent folder. How can I change this? i have outlook 2002 > > have you tried looking through the options in Tools-Options-Mail? > Possibly? > Yes, The " Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder" box is checked > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> have you tried looking through the options in Tools-Options-Mail? >> Possibly? But isn't there another option that says "except for inbox, save replies with messages" or something similar? (I'm not on Windows at the moment so I can't check.....) SignatureGordon Burgess-Parker Interim Systems and Management Accounting www.gbpcomputing.co.uk found that on the advanced email options. I thought that was refering to when sending a message that the original would be kept with what was sent to the sender. ie the sender would receive both his original email and my reply. I take it this is not the case. i will uncheck that and try it . > > Yes, The " Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder" box is checked > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > with messages" or something similar? (I'm not on Windows at the moment so > I can't check.....) nc33, you wrote on Tue, 28 Feb 2006 08:11:32 -0800: > found that on the advanced email options. I thought that was refering to > when sending a message that the original would be kept with what was sent to > the sender. ie the sender would receive both his original email and my > reply. I take it this is not the case. i will uncheck that and try it . This Option means that the reply to an email remains in the folder in that the original mail exists. If this option is enabled all replies will be kept with the original besides the original is in Outlook's standard folder "Inbox". SignatureBest Regards Christian Goeller |
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